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UN probe restricted

Says the body investigating Benazir killing

AFP, Islamabad
The UN commission set up to investigate the assassination of Pakistani former prime minister Benazir Bhutto warned Friday it was limited to fact-Finding and would not point to "smoking guns".
'Let me reiterate that if you think that there will be smoking guns in terms of names, our report is not that and will not be that," Heraldo Munoz,
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head of the three-member UN commission, told a press conference in Islamabad.
"The mandate does not include a criminal investigation," confirmed Munoz, flanked by Indonesia's Marzuki Darusman and Ireland's Peter Fitzgerald at their first public appearance in Pakistan since opening a sixmonth inquiry.
Benazir, the first woman to become prime minister of a Muslim country, was killed on December 27, 2007 in a gun and suicide attack after addressing an election rally in Rawalpindi, a garrison city near the capital Islamabad.
The government called for a UN inquiry after Benazir's party won a general election in February 2008 with her supporters angered by conflicting accounts of how she died and who was responsible.
They cast doubt on a Pakistani probe into her death, criticised authorities for hosing down the scene of the attack within minutes — allegedly destroying evidence - and questioning whether she was killed by a gunshot or the blast
"The responsibility for investigating the crime and prosecuting the perpetrators remains with Pakistani authorities,' said Munoz, who is Chile's ambassador to the United Nations.
The commission on Friday visited the site of the gun and suicide attack
Munoz said new leads obtained by the Pakistani authorities would help in their inquiries and appealed for help from the general public
"We have been informed that Pakistani government has new leads into the investigations... the fresh information will contribute to our task"
The UN official said an email address and telephone number would be provided should anyone wish to come forward and provide information.
"We cannot be fully successful without the help of the people of Pakistan... We are approaching the work in a transparent and open-minded manner to < learly establish the truth surrounding this tragedy." said Munoz